AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHospital Technology: Guam Memorial Hospital will receive $21 million for a new electronic health records system. Officials warned its unsupported software and hardware risk failure and could disrupt patient records and billing. Grid Modernization: GPA was selected to negotiate a $21.2 million federal investment in underground transmission, real-time monitoring and predictive technology to strengthen service in northern Guam. Aviation Training: Embry-Riddle will offer its first in-person Guam course at Andersen Air Force Base, focused on uncrewed aircraft systems, starting Oct. 19. Tarague Beach: The U.S. Supreme Court heard a challenge to the Air Force’s disposal of hazardous munitions on Guam, near sensitive cultural sites and an aquifer. A ruling is expected by June. Ocean Science: NOAA announced $45.7 million in first-year funding for coastal observing networks, which support weather forecasting, hazard alerts and coastal planning across the U.S. regions.
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